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sagging of the skin near the eyebrow, jawline, cheeks and eyes.

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signs of ageing can include: wrinkling, skin sagging, face hollowing out in places & age spotting.

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factors of ageing ~ genetics, UV radiation and life style choices

signs- wirinkles, loss of elasticity, ageing and dark spots, sagging of the skin, expression lines (smile, crows face etc)

AB

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A sign of ageing: wrinkles and a loss of skin elasticity

What causes this: mainly things like sun exposure, excessive stress, smoking, an unhealthy diet but can also be things like pollution in your area and genetics

A sign of ageing: less definition in the face such as sagging jowls, deepened eyes and less fat in the face

What causes this: naturally with age, bones and fat can start to disintegrate

ST

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Facial aging happens due to both natural and external factors. As we age, collagen and elastin production slow down, causing fine lines, wrinkles, sagging skin, and loss of firmness. Fat and bone changes in the face also lead to hollow cheeks, under-eye bags, and less defined jawlines. Other visible signs include thinning lips, pigmentation, uneven skin tone, and texture changes. External factors such as sun exposure, smoking, alcohol, poor diet, stress, and lack of sleep speed up these changes, while genetics play a major role in how quickly they appear.

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Signs of ageing

-Wrinkles and fine lines (around eyes , mouth and forehead especially)

-loss of skin elasticity (this can be due to reduced collagen)

- rough textured skin

-uneven pigmentation ( for example ageing spots)

-fat under the skin can also reduce which leads to hollow cheeks and sunken eyes

Factors of ageing

-sun exposure (uv rays damage dna and break down collagen)

-pollution and toxins

-smoking and alcohol

-bad diet

-stress and lack of sleep

-repeated facial expressions

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sign of ageing includes skin wrinkling and hair greying

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Sings of ageing are....

Sagging skin along the jawline

Drooping skin in the cheek area

Ageing spots

Lines and wrinkles

Factors of ageing are....

Genetics play a significant factor is how our skin ages.

UV Radiation from the sun accelerates skin damage.

Poor nutrition, smoking along with lack of hydration.

Katie parry

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A sign of ageing is changes in the maltar area, sagging in the skin along the jawline and age spots

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A sign of ageing is sagging in the skin, dark aging spots and loss of bone structure. One factor of ageing is genetics, UV exposure and life style choices- TM

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Decrease of collagen production:

As you age the production of collagen slowly begins to decrease. Along with the collagen in skin naturally also decreasing this results in wrinkles and skin sagging.

Tia W

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excessive alcohol intake

sign - dry/dull complexion

factor - excessive consumption of alcohol leads to a large decrease in collagen which is essential for tight/elastic skin. From this decrease effects like dry skin, sagging, fine lines and wrinkles, and also caused broken blood vessels (capillaries) become evident in the aging process down the line. Reducing or stopping alcohol intake supports elastins and collagen production to increase which results in firmer skin, less fine lines and wrinkles and over all producing a more radiant complexion

immi .t.

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Sign - Sun Damage - Leather skin texture

Factor - UV exposure from sunbathing and smoking accelerate collagen breakdown and increase free radical damage, leading to premature ageing. Scientific evidence supports using broad-spectrum sunscreen (SPF 30+) and antioxidant-rich skincare to protect against photoaging and maintain skin elasticity.

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EXAMPLE

A sign - Hair Changes - Graying or whitening of hair is a noticeable sign of aging, as is hair thinning.

Factors - Hair thins and greys with age due to natural biological changes in hair follicles, leading to less melanin (color) production and reduced growth of new strands.